Run Rabbit Run

Sarah, a divorced fertility doctor, prepares to celebrate her daughter Mia's seventh birthday. Despite the festive atmosphere, the day is about to take an unexpected turn.

As they get ready for the celebration, Mia discovers a rabbit in their yard and instantly becomes attached to it. This new pet adds an unexpected element to their day and alters its course.

Mia's father, Peter, arrives with his new partner Denise and her son Toby for the birthday festivities. The gathering becomes tense when a playful incident results in Toby accidentally hitting Mia on the head.

Sarah reacts angrily to the incident, expressing her frustration and concern for Mia. Peter steps in to defuse the situation, highlighting the complexities of their co-parenting dynamic.

Later that night, Sarah attempts to get rid of the rabbit by throwing it over the garden wall. However, her action backfires when the rabbit bites her, a moment that disturbs Mia and signals deeper issues.

The next morning, Mia begins to display alarming behaviors, including wearing a self-made rabbit mask and becoming increasingly withdrawn. She expresses sorrow over not knowing her estranged grandmother, Joan.

In an effort to connect with Mia, Sarah searches for family pictures to help her daughter create a family tree. This search leads to unsettling discoveries and begins unraveling Sarah's grip on reality.

As Sarah finds a childhood photo of herself and her sister, Mia insists she is also in the image. This shocking revelation triggers deep-seated memories and raises questions about identity and trauma.

Sarah finally takes Mia to visit her grandmother Joan at the assisted living facility. The meeting is tense as Joan, suffering from dementia, mistakenly identifies Mia as 'Alice,' igniting a fierce emotional reaction.

Upon reviewing Mia's schoolwork, Sarah uncovers disturbing drawings that illustrate her daughter's psychological struggles. This discovery fuels her concern and propels the narrative into darker territory.

Mia claims she is Alice, which triggers a meltdown in Sarah as she recalls her sister Alice's tragic disappearance years ago. The confrontation highlights the fractures in their family history and unresolved issues.

As Sarah's mental instability increases, she experiences disturbing hallucinations that blur her perception of reality. This culminates in a tragic incident where she accidentally harms Mia with scissors.

Haunted by memories of her sister, Sarah's mental state continues to deteriorate. Flashbacks reveal the traumatic day Sarah pushed Alice off a cliff during a childhood scuffle, exacerbating her emotional turmoil.

In a panic, Peter and Sarah search for Mia who has gone missing. The urgency rises as they both realize the gravity of the situation and the implications of their fraught family dynamics.

The following morning, Sarah has a chilling vision of Mia hand in hand with Alice as they approach the cliff. This haunting image symbolizes the fragility of their reality and the unresolved mysteries of their past.